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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1954

Page

4

Stand against sensational coverage of Polk and Hordville redistricting

Mook denounces a World Herald January 9 front page story on Polk and Hordville school district reorganization. He says the report misled readers into thinking locals were violent, calls the article unhelpful, and urges Omaha to resolve its own garbage disposal issue while letting the two Nebraska communities settle redistricting peacefully.

World Herald Polk and Hordville Hordédville Polk Nebraska Omaha Hardville Omaha World Herald

Local Social Visits Across Nebraska Towns

Local residents from Kearney York Omaha Stromsburg and surrounding areas visited hospitals and homes this week. The Forss Sundberg Stett Newman and Dahlin families were among those sharing time with Harvey Sundberg and Raymond Sagehorn.

Adolph Forss Harvey Sundberg Kearney Hospital Raymond Sundberg Harvey E. A. Stett Omaha

Progress Files 1924 Local Notices and School Sports

The Hotel Hokenson served Sunday dinners while Claude Green opened a blacksmith shop. Polk Mills delivered flour to Archer merchants as youths traveled to Lush ton for games. Girls won 258 to 1 and boys 9 to 3. Public sales by Henry Reed Albin Larson and Charles Ang noted. Sidney Crow injured at school.

Hokenson Claude Green Polk Mills Archer Merchants Lushton Henry Reed Albin Larson Charles Ang Polk Municipal Sidney Crow

Twenty Years Ago Notes and Local Sports Roundup

Mrs. Dick Sealey was rapidly improving from an operation. Mr and Mrs Chas Smith hosted a dinner honoring their daughter Irma and James Stroup who announced their marriage. Polk defeated Silver Creek 68 to 3 for five straight wins. Neil McNaught injured his back and Donald Wright cut his left arm when a Standard Oil truck driven by McNaught blew a back tire, swerved, and overturned into a ditch.

Dick Sealey Chas. Smith Irma James Stroup Polk Silver Creek Neil McNaught Donald Wright Standard Oil McNaught

Ten Years Ago Stories From Home Front and Hearts

Jerald Stevens received a cen of Pfc. and served at Bickley Field Colorado. Miss Agnes Dake wed Lt. Carl Bedient in Phoenix City Alabama. Bill McGaffin AP correspondent visited Polk recalling wartime experiences. Mrs E W Hahn speaks of sons and grandsons in World War I.

Jerald Stevens Bickley Field Colo Agnes*Dake Carl Bedient Phoenix City Ala Bill McGaffin Polk E. W Hahn

Graves announce birth of Sally Rae

Mr and Mrs Lester Graves celebrate the birth of a baby girl named Sally Rae at their home. The event was noted in the community with best wishes from neighbors.

Lester Graves Sally Rae

Bible Club Hosts Sunday Visit and Luncheon Guests

Mr and Mrs Martin Baack and Mr and Mrs Ervin Blase and David were Sunday afternoon visitors and luncheon guests in the Robert Baack home. The 78 Club of the Baptist church met Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Ted Otte and Rev and Mrs Anderson as co hosts. After a devotional, games and lunch were served by the hosts. Mr and Mrs Richard Sealey Sr returned Friday from a several weeks visit at Moultrie Georgia with their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Dale Steuben and family and enjoyed touring in Florida.

Martin Baack Ervin Blase David Robert Baack 78 Club the Baptist Church Ted Otte Anderson Richard Sealey Moultrie Georgia Dale Steuben Sealey's Florida

Oyster supper honors Nyberg birthday in Lincoln visit

Mr and Mrs Edwin Nyberg hosted an oyster supper at Anna Ehn s home Friday for Larry Nyberg s birthday. Community members attended events across Hastings Lincoln and Stromsburg including ministerial meetings and family gatherings.

Edwin Nyberg Anna Ehn Larry Nyberg Gordon Fosshberg John Adams Hastings Frank Fossberg Adams Wallace Sandell Dianne Fossberg Raymond Snundbere Scott Charles Charles Stromberg St Paul Methodist Church Lincoln

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Mook Joe Newman Stromsburg Hilding Dahlin Dahlin Dorothy C. A. Wilshusen York Raymond Sagehorn Elmer Wilshusen Hamilton Beach Sundberg March OF Dimes Nettie Carlson Mmes Claus Oberg Rae Jeane Arthur Sammuelson Mary Jantga Ted Janky Terry Nelson Weoderdon Carlson Bill Lavelle W H Lavelle Clarks Fartest Oleo Winesap Apples Charmin Peterson Market
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